A points system is a common occurrence in betting where YOU decide how much a point is. Tipsters will often tell you how many points they think you should bet – such as a 2 point win. The beauty of this is. PointsBet is always expanding to new states, but you don’t have to wait to get in on the action! 'Easy to Use, Consistently the Best. I have ditched the other books'. PointsBet is currently only available in. How Points Betting Works A new way to bet. If your bet wins by one point (or unit), you would win 1 x your bet amount (stake). If your bet wins by 2 units, you win 2 x stake. If your bet wins by 10 units, you win 10 x stake. Conversely if you lose by 1 unit, you would lose 1 x stake. Points Betting is a unique sports betting option available only at PointsBet Sportsbook (currently in New Jersey and Iowa ). This kind of point spread wager is based on the margin of victory or loss and can be.
Our method, points betting system explained and recording of results:
Our selections are advised in points scaled 1 -10, 1 point being the smallest unit stake and 10 points the largest unit. In terms of multiples I will scale it from .5 of a point upwards. In terms of recording results I will declare them in points won and lost. The reason for this is to be transparent as every punter is different .If you are a £10 a point punter there is no use in declaring £1 a point results or £50 a point results either. The idea is the punter simply multiplies the stake they bet at to the points system to calculate their own individual Profit and Loss. The method employed encourages discipline and personal accountability .
Those of you who regularly read betting websites and publications such as the Racing Post will be used to seeing tipsters adopt a points system to go with their betting tips.
It's the same concept as the examples above except that by using points rather than actual money, it takes into account the fact that different punters bet in vastly different amounts of money.
There's no point recommending a £30 to win if some readers never bet more than £5 at a time while some never bother striking a bet if it's for any less than £100.
By adopting a points system I am indicating how strong I am on the bet I am recommending. Each individual reader may then decide how much to place on my recommended bet based on their own individual staking plan. I tend not to tip horses under 2/1 as it is harder to win over a extended period, that said clearly you have to be dynamic and of course there is a right time to back horses under 2/1.
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The selections year to date can be verified on twitter @DerekMcGeehan. There are detailed excels on the bets I have been recommending and struck on this site.